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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10

IaHd Office at WATERFOWL. nak. March 2 is,
Notice Is hereby given that tue following nam 8.
dnaI proof IA support 81 his claim, ana that sslel
proof will be made before the Judge or IN ms
absence the CLERK OF Ihe district court OF Day Co.
at Webster, on phi SQth. iss3, VIZ;
Albert Z. O4ell
D s. 70. 1851 FOR the va sea sec q and Wa
ue3 see. .. III. SIS
Fl names the following witnesses q prove hls
e.arfnuaus residence upon, and cultivation OF
said Land, viz: Frank Miller. Isaac PeteIsop,
81 Wade william Miller, al Of Nautay, Dak'
N-l0-16 ri ". Sheafa, Register
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
.PrrifyyOur Blood.

N your sD6s..ae : coated.
Ii ysHr sSin i yellow or dry.
il yoa have tolls.
If you haxe fever.
II y0R are thin or nervous.
III ron are bilious.
III you are eoEist pated.
1f your bones ache.
II yoaT head aches
II yoa have no appetite.
III rem have 40 ambition.
0ne bottle Of Eegss BIeoB PrniF1EE and
ElooD Make wiA relieve any aud all
OF the above cosapsaints Sold aud war
ranted By VIZ SanLarn. Webster Oak.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
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fh0 hare becyEIt yBctilas q ssirp rteF taat sfrea
li and siCsTasiFT habit tshrk aapa0E ssref,ss 10 a.
fstlsttg grGce thousands o. HUuFsg Hs8 q EEai.ss
t1&ent and brilliant 1stilset trh0 B8it ate7ggfss bag
sztr9ncsa bstsEisq selsGtfS sifh s tslHsFs q IT,
iocRec Or ycEtoS % Icstaeg to Eiriag Be meg ca
.ilk fall c0agfdeacc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10

Land Office at WatertaEn. Oak. Feb. u, Iss7
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has s!ed notice of his intention 70 make
maj pTsof il support Of his claim Ead that said
proof will he made before the Jduge or in his
absence the Clerk Of the District Court OF Day
o., Et Webster, DaG. On April Sth. lss7, viz:
Anthony HoIleubeek, Jr.
o. :. Nc 1885 for the ca nCJ4 sec. 50, and 81
seLl sec. 10. Us Is
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove hi
continuous residence uroa. and cultivation OF
ssid land, VIZ: Charles Bglow. Kirk Kellogg
Elmer Hutchinson, Andy overly Of Atlantis.
F-24-z4 y. ". SHEAFE, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10

Land OiICe ct Natsrtowu, Oak. Feb. IL. lssf
Notice Il hereby given that the following nam
"a settler has filed notice Of his intention %
make hnal proof in support Of bis elniin. an
that said proof viii he made before the Judge
ar il his absenee the Clerk Of The District Court
Day 20, at Webster, OAK. on April ith, 1891
viz:
James NcAz3h0n
n. E. No, 1877 for the sWJ4 ue54 sec. ? 100, 81.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land viz: Z. G. Statler, Herman Fal-
mer. James Bush, james Dilley. all OF wanbay
F-IT-23 u. ". SHEAFE, Register.
NJ EExF8EB Attorney, Naubay, OAK.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
I.AND NOTICES.

Final Proof and Contest Notices are 500.
Final Proofs must be paid for when the
affidavit Is given. Contests must be PAID
for before being Published.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
CONTEST NOTICES.

Land 0Bice at watertowa. OAK Feb. Ie. 1857.
Application having been made al this Office by
Asrt3uGs o. SkHAbeTZ to trRuEIaBte his pre-
EGlpti8n ding No. I@55g recBr4ed June y, lss3.
iu which he alleEes settlement june r. ISs3.
claiming TIE ue5- Ewi4 sl% Hwi4 and svy5l uWJ4
SET , II, s.. to homestead entry. Notice is
hereby given &c Charles BaEtsch who made
1CaEest cad entry 10. l5I5S, &Gyem Der Ia, lass,
aar he uEit OF said section in conflict with said
resumption claim % appear at this sillce on
hos cause why said application Of tfargIuus O.
~&EQheFg should not be allowed and his said
HaMeStElll entry be cancelled. And said Charles
3artScb IS hereby notified that ia case be does
4gr 50 appear Of show cause Why his said entry
sh0ul4 remain OF record that the same will be
-aEcelCd.
II. ". SHEAFE, Register.
E-24-Z5 ID. T. BEANBLE, Receiver.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
! Cure Narrantrd.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. H., addresses AL those who have
injured themselves by Improper indal-
gences- and solitary habits, which ruin
both mind and body, uniting them FOR
business, study. society or marriage.
These are some Of the sad, melancholy
effects produced h. the early habits Of
youth, viz: Weakness in the back and
limbs, pain ia the head. dimness of sight
loss OF muscular power, Yaipitatien Of the
heart, DYSPEPSIA, nervous irrtahilitv, de-
rangement of the digestive functions, de-
biiiiy consumption, etc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10

Land Once st watert0wn. Oak. Feb II. 1857.
Sutirei. hereby given thAI the following named
settICF has flcd notice Of his mention TO MAKE
iuaI proof In support Of his claim and that said
proef will be made before the Judge or in his
absence the Clerk Of the District Court Of Day
co. at Webster, OAK on April sth, 1857, viz:
Eugene C. StatlCr,
Il. T. No. 1921 for the seJ4 sec. 81, III, 81.
lie names the follow ing witnesses 20 prove hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
~ald laud. viz: Charles Hull, Webster, Herman
4. Palmer. lanes NcSIahan. Siias Laselle, O.
SaubaY, Oak
F-2I-28 N. ". sHElFE, Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-03-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Two farms, near Webster, to
lent, inquire at Day Coanty Bank.
IA special meestng Of the officers
and directors Of the u. q. A. A., Is
Hereby called to meet at the Office
ef Z. 4. RuggIes at ! o'clock p. m,
SATURDAY, April ID, 1851, for the
garpose OF transactIag any and all
business which may properly come
before said meeting. As There viii
lie important Business TO lie frans-
acted all The directors are requested
tn he nresenT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

The information contained ~ the report
made by the hygienic authorities OF the Va
ton on food adulteTatiOn IS not only valu-
able. but suggestive. The people oi this
country are getting TO 2 point whore they
will not much longer brook the trifiing
with adulterators. in this connection We
wish 70 say that we believe that the punic
will not forget the Price Baking Company.
for their effort, heroic and single handed as
It was, TO bsipg the bresd-lainters of the
world 20 exposure and conviction. The
issue of their war was purity In human diet,
and the decision OF the National Food
Analysts was that DR. Prices Cream BsS
ing Powder was the only one they could re
commend to general family use, being free
from ammonia, lime, and all drug faint
Persons doubling the truthfulness of this
can write any Of the Chemists named.
Prof X. Ogden Doremus NJ. H.. l.. j.. ID d.
Bellevue Medical College, New York. Prof.
n. c. White. State Chemist, University
Georgia, Athens, Ga. Prof x. c. kedzie,
late President State Board OF Health, Ian
sing, Mich. Prof II. ". Scheffer. Analyti-
cal Chemist, St. Louis. Mo. Prof Charles
F. Dwight, Analytical Chemist Wheeling.
w. Va Prof James Il. BsbcocS. State
Assayer, Boston. Mass. DR.. Elias II. Bart
lev. 3. 8. Chemist 10 the Department OF
Health. Brooklyn, \. Y. Prot. Curtis G.
Howard. NJ. Sc, Starting Medical College,
Columbus, OHIO. rrof. NJ. Dslfontaine,
Analytical Chemist. Chicago. III. Prof f..
s. G.. Patton, late Chemist Health Depart
ment. Chicago, III. Prot. John NJ. Osdway,
Massachusetts institute OF Technology. Bos-
ton. Prof r. 4. Witthaus, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
University OF Buffalo. \. i. Prof. A. H..
S4bln. State Chemist, Burlington. Vt Prof.
John BohlsndeT. Jf.. a NJ. N. n Professor
Chemistry and Toxico!oCy. College Medicine
and SurEery. Cincinnati. ..
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

The cd aanteiiefs - The a1ftoa we're
sssssr1zf ssglsesa - g2teal 1s1ss-
Ths imasossneafs % tEs iasizton stEees
II E. cnarzA hsss oeaa eumasoeel.
Z "a snaaal slrnso ~ t1s Kniexsfb0ezsrs
49, 90 aeiz Al AacAts4s PARK toisF.
TIE ~ofk q pi4ssssias tAe nss Caafcn
Of CaEiss oa LYen-sk. aAs oeen eo1as~iieea.
Tasc. kW. n ~ oo<a siaIioa snd
tsiesi sph once a. HI 6EoFs, > sa4Ail 'Sa :
ns2r 2ileseu.
Tae aew eiiy sIrecf0rF mssts - sFpesr-
ncs gea,sfIiaF snt tfe WORK O siistfihu1-
ca 1as bssa bsSlaa-
TIE te.fnsslion saiis fsr p. - Young >
h4ads01as rssti isaee. - tns eafasf % lsf'-f-
soa and 81 ea.F -aFsss sfe eo@Dletr.
Drs4ss 3 ksanes7 szPect - have their
rss slc1k ~ the eofa1s "a Loois sad
Hsssfioo.s.s. easaf,iztsd 5g SoTenaDef l.
Iae asssssnena for ths sidsaiag 81
Efil1e.sl as 1alf-aFe. are nof osi1z fas1
very rz1illy asncs ne de.ay % ne sofK-
Tsfss car losas II Eoe for re stairs ef
fbs nsu CtY hal sEnved Yesterday snd a
mal iroln lls a. cry . assS - pet t2sm
ap
c Isggsos Bro. Of Chieagl sill opsn
a. sieelTstgpias Ara stereetfPipz esian
ils143slf Oh Aiilst.. Ia tals city, zoo2t
41suss a~
The iMm0Ftd sassF committee d t1iT-
teen met lasl senios n me oiaee Of The
Gas Clnpaav % dizeass the sateF reports
thus - received.
The National Convention 81 the Nisar-
maxafs mon. which wsl bs attended ny
= Ell tdI oi fa|s citg. viii aeet ~ bilg
h4Lsp pton. y. n. seFtem Der ~.
Tne Hydraulic Company is piping ionis
sf noFlh of Hastings. and there - AK OF
z4ng 1s m1iG lD Lyon 81. bill before the
c4ols r04d bgil1s IS trenches
r.. 0raaa Rag.Gs Township Bozrt and
the ci-y authorities uiil hold another NEST
inz SATURDAY, % consider ths matter OF im-
proving l.ass-st., between Wealthy ave.
fn1 HAi-sg.
TIE risno which viii bs used in the
dsaRInz-ro f11 scene in ~EnEsged' e. Pow
ers tonlz1l IS one 0f Cha1e Bros aaest. IL
wiI - 3 sEipulated oy Miss Douglas and
Mrs. frsd Berger.
The E.ecfr.c Light Company i erecting +
stone pier q the centre % The rVer Just re-
ioE Feasl street bridge. Oh which it will
erect poles % conduct is wires across the
stream. -lrect from t1e works.
lac q. p & Z. Is being literally patron
led these lays hy people hurryig away
nom TIE cVefpoUering heat n the eOOi
sun -r resorts. The tgavel 80 Tar IS three
tiE q thsn any previous seasor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

Take the steamer Unknown mp the river
AT the Soldiers H1ms the old soldiers will
gladly show yOu al through the Home
The steamer makes trips every hour and a
half on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays
ON other dsys Sunday schools. societies or
parties wishing to go up the river for pic
nic can be t-ken 80 the best grounds in the
state. Special arrangements have been
made for the acc0mmojafion o. moonlight
p.Cnics and early morning fishing parties
The proDrie.ors Of this stelmer intend 20
make this arsL cis4s sKcursion boat in
every particular. Their landing IL near the
kens Furniture Factory. one block from
Scdhner-st. cars. DKT0uSe & CoFFTv.
Proprietors
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13


nssS.zs 1a6,s os tee G4ese sesa s.tss-
80 ssaEs sn@ ssres zass.
Nas4eeF ff.ss5s. ~ ~ fsls~s essg SFfsss
ssS cskse Essl esd t'ez2paay sss 81 r..
p1stss yssisfasss TAs cen gzay = ssiisaea
wi'h tba esSesesee - fassess - ths eess.
msn eeea sad es 81 sessn eaEitlng
he anss a. enes = ises hare slrs3if As
gen ws1k SOD are Rsksaz pre.ssiiasxsss
ffepas etefy - the 1855 F9Aidlak <it Ne
s5at Rss eonsJaet tf< eA9te hHe ifan
i4s3s ts9e 10 Cz1I p2e-ss-. aH4 tas h9<se
Ire fsen Is cerusF ~ fazap2a sa6 ison-
IS e. t8e eisv ksasis 90 brsD3Fl ie-sFe.
We sss FeQziTea e pSfzorn th.s sol y
lAseeuter i end ef1fo<e 80 80 tae .iiass
e)npiesesi - that usae. Tee Plans sn1
dz4p 4ezs faE oar FaseeiaeFg have nse1 -
fhs hao1s of TIE Aichi<za iFQE N0gks. 0f
fais city 20 tEe ssg tW0 weeks. as1 ee
afs assured tbs eanpzng WlI nof keef IS
wsit,n@ hsyead TIE uas sst isr ne
c11DF iztioa II the various F9Fll8ts
= ths eoaffaet. fnis eonieens III
construct $50 baiie1s ~ u hofss
powes esrn end an eas ~ sffF3 lsofse pes-
er Tor Sc cable isnFs eslf s1zlne hoise xtif
hs loestse 0n i.goass.-. so0,i 80 tsss eess
~ Unloa-st.. 1ae a ~. EESietf,ss, our
Superintendent of e1asts Qeiseu. - a. Hork
getting oat the FaEioea hilla Tor tanDsF
pEepsFatery - t1e erection 81 the eE glEe
house. We skad WORK several gangs o.
mea npon difsfent roflioBs ol The tao
Ines named snd shas begin tFAck laying n
a xssv lev days. vii undoaDtedis, tseln
Rork cpsa the cspls line hFst and
as soon n that is fairlg urdsf
way We vii start mse upon
the horse car lice. The company will use
the regular Phoenix grip rope cable, the
same As used upon the Chicago and ST.
Louis cable lines, aud our equipment vii
be IN all respects very similar 10 that Of
the cable lines Of these eites. We mean
business, the roads are 10 be built At once
and We are here fOr thsf very purpose.
The company will hle its acceptance OF the
ordinance Immediately"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

a. Swenson whlis Iussenng with Al over
dose OF "tanSle foot yesterday morning,
sear Toe niou Depot. began 20 flourish 4
Dangerous looking knife and use abusive
snc undecent language, much TO the an
nogance of every body until a patrolman
made as appearance and ran hin in.
Laure T. Dainty says that she has visited
manv public Institutions. prisons. asylurns.
etc and fs11 tor the inmates. but she
never was 80 much appreciated and 50 de-
lsafed with her reception. ss that which
SO received a. the Soldiers Home yester-
d4g. WHERE soc Vas the guest OF Com
usndaDt Pierce and wife
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
Meeting of the street Railway Company.

The annual meeting OF the Grand Rapids
Street Railway Company was held in the
general offices in the Pierce block yester-
day. The annual reports Of Superintend-
ent Brewer and Secretary Weston we re
read and approved. The old Board OF d.
rectors were reelected by the csbolders
as follows: ". J. Hayes, Samuel Matber,
J. J. Shepperd and ii. Outhwsile. of Cleve-
land, and c. q. SwenSberg, l.. II. Withey
and A. B. Watson. of this city. The Di-
rectors then elected officers as follows:
President, w. j. Hayes; Vice President t.
II. Whitney; Secretary, |. NJ. Weston. and
Treasurer, G. G.. SwensbeTg. The subject ol
further Improvements. extension Of the
system, ETC.. occupied the attention OF the
Directors dursn. lhe afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
PATalaRCHAL CIRCLE.
Ths Msmhors of tho Order who Left r.
Milwaukee Yesterday.

Milwaukee Yesterday.
Hebron Temple 40. 1. Pstriarohs Circle
accompanied by the excellent Circle band
and the wives and friends OF the members
10 the number of aboEt seventy-tve. left
yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee to attend
the annual meeting Of the order. Prior 10
their departure the members Of the Temple
paraded through ths principal streets pre-
ssnting a fine appearance. They will par
ticipats IN the competitive drill and Grand
Rapids viii have reason 10 be pro I'd OF the
excellence Of the organization. Among
those who took their departure were the
foii0winz p. G. y. Holden. Supreme
Counsel George. J. krgensinxer. Oracle
E5er Rice. Vice. Oracle. T. &. Putnam,
Counsel sni Treasurer. .. =. Armstrong.
Representative Wm. Woodward Venerable
Grace + RaniviIie jobo Mohrnard. John
Hanson. Tom &cogillan. Peter Sine. Harry
Ifbole " n. Oswald. ] Wnl. Fox John u.
McDcusd. Wm. Hensier. !. ". Bapcoc1.
Gus JauHsr, J. " Farrell Dr. Wright aud
the Circle bs1d OF 81 teen pieces
rk> .-.--~fo VII occur tomorrow, the
drill Friday and the members OF the ORDER
will return home saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
A New Case Against Watkins Bros, Il
settle the Meat Peddlers' Licenses.

"A New case Against watkins Bros, 10
Settle the Meat Peddlers' Licenses.
A new complaint was made yesterday
against Watkins Bros, and warrant issued
for their arrest on a charge of peddling
meat without license. Watkins Bros.
are Wholesale and retail dealers in meats
having their market at I and Q South
Diyision-st. They pay license for con-
Quoting business at the place named. but
ignored the action OF the council in placing
n license OF 800 on meat psddlers. and con-
tipued osead their wagons around the city
peddlinS n formerly. Other meat men
have done The same and Watkins Bros
were singled out IS the ones against which
n case should be brought 10 decide as TO the
legality Of the license imposed b. the Coun-
eli
A previous case was commenced against
them but was rolls prossd by the City
Attorney as other points than those in
question crept inEo the case by the intro
duction Of a jury and much immaterisl
testimony was brought forward by the de-
fsnse.
The new case will De tried in the Police
Court without Jury. should the decision
sustain the city 5 right TO impose the exor-
biisnt license az appeal will be taken and
the case settled on Its merits by a decision
of the Supreme Court
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
Mank-rea yylsh a nurs saw

Charles WiGn fourteen year old boy who
IS employed at Nelson matters factory. YES
terday shortly before noon while playing
with the trschrr0nr buzz saw hsi the mis-
fortune 70 lacersts bis band so BAD that be
will lose the uss Of IT, rs thumb vas
almost severed and The iistie fi1ser cut OF
entirely. Dr. Defsmn dressed the wound
and he = ia h0pss Of saving the thumb and
be remainder of the fingers. The boy re-
sides rith his parents a. 50 Hili0n-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

A. the annual meeting Of the Grand Rap
sds Chair Company. heid yesterday sfssr
noon- the f,ilowirg Directors ware elected
G. G Comstocz f1ius Eoussmso r. n
51tter1eid. tuliu< Berke~ = " Wffhev
John M0wet- srS r. n Faots. Ias ri.
rsctors then elected Officers as f,7f.wa
President. e. e. Consfoc< Efrs Prsssfs-f
r ~ Batter6eid. Secretary and Treasurer
=. n. Foote
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

Freight Conductor NJ ". Smith. of the
G. + & q rsilroad. yesterday while coupl-
ing ears st Borlsnd's a siding between
Morley and stsDwood had The misfortune
g have one Of his feet severely crushed ~
catching it under the pilot of the engine
Ar Smith vas hrorzhi - The cstv on the
lste train .sst night and conveyed % his
home. No bones are broken. be va be
laid up for some time
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

have this day secured from the Saprems
Secretary - the Royei fempa.s of Ten
psrancs Two Tncussnd Dollars. through the
hands n Albert Coye. financial Secretary
of Valley ity Council No. -. Grand Rap
ids. II ch TO pay claim on the ceTt5hcate 81
J Proud. who was = member OF said
Council Mss. hANNas A. BEaL.
Agricultural College.
Iaehsm Co.
Lansing. Mich Jaiv > lss7. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the Unitsd States Is Al 10. 20 Wabash
ave. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celsora sd Holman Adiusta-
BE Baby CsrFiarss : the wonder aut PRIDE
Of the people Of the great Northwest See
advertisement in smother coiunn Of this
paper and send for their handsome csts-
fre-rre
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
lMPOUNDlN6 The DOGS.
They VIII be Gathered IA and sent te the
Happy Hunting Ground.

They VIII be Gathered IN and sent te the
HAppy Hunting Ground
On and after today the Pound Master and
his deputy will do a rushing business in
the dog line. All unlicensed DOGS will be
gathered in and imponnded and those
which are unclaimed will be consigned 10
the glue factory. The Pound Master viii be
supplied with big wagon vita crate at
tachment and TIE CANNES will be gathered
in by means of large nets attached TO long
poles. The dogs thus impounted will be
kept for four days before suffering the
death penalty. In case OF redemption the
owner must pay 20 cents for each day the
dog mas been confined. fee OF 81 TO the ar
resting officer and Si.50 TO the City Clerk
for the proper license and tag. II you
desire to protect your dogs. they must be
licensed or else kept in the house. for the
law will De rigidly enforced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

orF.cE Bcsso ~ peIvs sNo Frsv1
CoxvI ssfcvERs. July IL lss7.
Bis win Be received ~ this offos fer
1900 fees cf Cotou Rne5eT fned = Sr.
hoss TIE Bosrl reserves fne rizhs n
Fejecs any ard a. bis. bids 10 - openei
Tkars1aY a. ?. N.
r f. NrRFvNot
secrefsr~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

Caster reef co-rs " q VI hoif its
rszQisy z1eeu8x t3is afternoon a. ? p orlocx
sherr- fre~T rler1rer = requested ~ -.
prssert ss hssioess - ic1 oort2nre = n ~
trsT sscted. The cc-s s1i-sees 81 fsir sr5
fssilrsI 40 % -agQe r,ssse axe n5ce
Gone aae e16 a. ana make oar lsst nsettr Z
before On oslr rest ~
Ev sr3e1 81 ~ Prss ent
Er Rrssox
A1SsE FbszxEz, Seerstar7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
MosT sc SOLO wir4lN rsN DAYS

Pisaes sna ofs zas a. teas ows Price.
We are OBJ zsd - moxe 81 July IS % ae-
coxnf q reno1elinx fke tsalsdinz We nos
esecapv aBd wfll ssl 80 ell0siBg second.
hsod pssn,ss ard orgsa< Al year own prics
ard feFms
s41ass grand Decker EFos piano.
tnicEsFipk
N,cfv a Cxnp
kGSe 4 Soo
k4c3hslf -
I Tpfixht Newton Piano. hut hills usei.
Prince 0sEeu-
story 4 Clark organ, eprEhi, mahogany
case.
1 ShonineeF cresn. With bells.
I MsSon 4 kana.ln oresn-
l hsaftse ofgen. p st1rs
! Busde't. WITH l,sasl bass and gilt pipe
t0H
Good rnelodecns s..
Gall AZ 0oss fpf harss;nx.
Large stock of neS ls4nos sni orgsns.
W. v. kINEsLf. Co,
. Canal st.
Up one flight Of stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

II goss wrRt voft. oal0itncs y through RE-
s0'.r,us ~ sta,s rkich grs rssd daily 10 tsS
Tsiesrcps- H.rafL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

nrs p. s { Co.'S fisplaT Al O. ether
psss. ~. - - Bfiizs street House TO-DAY.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

May he consulted Free of Charge at Bridge-St House
Wednesday, July 3 all day and evening We give special
attention 10 Asthma. Catsrfh and all Bronchial Affections
Hundreds OF cured which had been given up hope
less Piles External internal and bleeding positively cured
without the of the knife Special attention given al
rectal diseases
All forms of diseases treated and ali consultations strict
y confidential Under no circumstances will hopeless cases
be taken. We also have Oxygen in both Office and Home
treatment NapOr Baths and Electric Treatment gwen at
the institute.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13

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ing. 10 take such where you can get the
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gents clo;hing is done with the utmost OF
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beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-13
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thing In our dress goods stock.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-06-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish of Yer
~ milion-5th District Court No. 40.
Succession of Gustdss Brassenx.
Application of jules ThibOdeaux. admin
istratOr of said succession to be
discharged.
Whereas Jules Thibedeaux, administra-
decd. has made application for his
final discharge y such administrator,
and for the release of himself. and sure
ties OF his administrators bond. Now, all
persons having opposition to make to the
discharge Of said administrator. and the
release Of himself and sufeties are hereby
my Office within ten days from this date.
Given under my official signature and
seal of court, this 9th day of April, 1887.
LAsT3E BROUssARD, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-06-04
A OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
TWENTY-FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of VermiIion.
No. 46.
Succession of Marcellitts Bouquet.
Application of Joseph A. BrOusss I'd. ad-
ministrator to be discharged.
Whereas Joseph A. Broussard, admins
traitor of the aforesaid successor. has
made application for his final discharge as
such administrator. and for the release of
himself, and sureties on his aiiministra-
tors bond. Now. all persons having op-
position to make to the discharge Of aaid
administrator, and the release Of himself
and sureties,. are hereby notified to file
such opposition in writing in my Office
within ten days from this date.
Given under my official signature and
seal of court, this 9th day of April, 1887.
1885,.
LAsTIH BROUssARD,
Clerk Of Court
O'Brvaa T. White. AttyA